“Life in Prison – A Straight Story” The Spectacle This Is An Attempt To Be Loved, 1993 Back Cover, vol. 1 The Spectacle was a fanzine covering politics, music and fringe culture. The following was the back cover of volume 1, 1993. The photograph at right is of a woman …
“You couldn’t keep silent about this: And about this?” Leaflet, 1971 The Israeli Socialist Organization aka “Matzpen” after the name of the magazine, active 1962-82 You couldn’t keep silent about this: And how about this? You couldn’t keep silent  when Jews were restricted from leaving the Soviet Union to come …
“Because” & “Peace, peace…” Noga – a Feminist magazine 1980-1992 Front cover vol. 27, 1994: “Peace, peace but there is no peace” (in Hebrew peace is also used as hello and goodbye),   Back cover, vol. 23, 1992: Because a woman’s job is never done and under-appreciated or unappreciated …
Zionist Quiz Leaflet, 1982 The Committee for Public Health A leaflet that was handed out during one of the first demonstration against the 1982 Israeli invasion of Lebanon. The Committee for Public Health was an umbrella organization under which a variety of individuals published various posters and leaflets. Zionist Quiz …
Palestine – End the Occupation! Against Colonialism Against Repression Against Fundamentalism Against Genocide Much of this page was put together by myself back in 2002 for Solidarity Publishing, a local Montreal group that exists no more.As time goes on it will be occasionally updated and modified. What follows is the …
David Gilbert – NO SURRENDER: writings from an anti-imperialist political prisoner. Arm The Spirit/Guillen. 2004. 284p. Paperback book. $20.00 Zolo Agona Azania – Money & Power: Hook or Crook. Kersplebedeb. 2004. 53p. Pamphlet. $3.95 In the 1960s it was common for protesters on the streets to get their ideas right …
Antifa Antifa Playlist Texts of Interest
by Assata Shakur / Joanne Chesimard; published in The Black Scholar, April 1978 We sit in the bull pen. We are all black. All restless. And we are all freezing. When we ask, the matron tells us that the heating system cannot be adjusted. All of us, with the exception of a …
Gay Community News: 30 years later by Scott A. Giordano Thursday, January 16, 2003 Boston is known as a city rich in history, and that reputation holds true for the glbt community. It was 30 years ago in Boston that the nation’s first weekly gay and lesbian newspaper began publication. …
Paul Lafargue was born in Cuba in 1842. As he would later boast, he was an “international[ist] of blood before [he] was one of ideology.” By which he meant that of his four grandparents, only one was a Christian French citizen – one of his grandmothers was an Indian from …